Arthur George Barr lookup 1911 cenus and army record

[LucyLoo777]

Please could someone look up who else was living with Arthur George Barr in 1911 on the census where there is a listed for Itchen, South Stoneham, Hampshire.
There should also be a British army record for him somewhere

I think he was the person who later married the following Daisy Cooper and Arthur Barr:-
BARR   ARTHUR G  —  —  1916  England & Wales marriages 1837-2008  Alverstoke, Hampshire, England 

Many thanks.



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[Rosinish]

Hi Lucy,

Unfortunately we are not allowed to do 1911 look-ups by RC rules.

Annie

[Rosinish]

Where/when was Arthur George born & who were his parents?

Annie

[rosie17]

Hi is this him in the 1901 census civil parish Gillingham Kent
James Barr age 38 born Perth
Susan Barr age 31 b Gloucester
George Barr age 4 born Chatham Kent
Beatrice Barr age 2.born New Brompton Kent
Hilda Barr age 1 New Brompton Kent
Kenneth Barr age 2 New Brompton Kent
Rosie

[Rosinish]

Is this him....

Arthur George Barr age 17 in 1914 Royal Horse Artillery Regiment Service no. 494 b Southampton, Hampshire


Annie

[MaxD]

The Arthur George Barr Rosinish finds in WO 363 has father James and lives at the time of joining the Hants RHA, a Territorial Force unit, April 1914, in Ludlow Road Itchen.  His career with them appears to have lasted a bit short of 7 months until Nov 1914.
Do you know whether he was serving when he married Daisy in 1916?

maxD

[Rosinish]

Full address was 61 Ludlow Road........

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-34208857.html

Enlisted 27 Apr 1914 Southampton
His trade was Engineer Apprentice

Annie

[km1971]

Apprentices were not allowed to enlist in the army apart from a part-time unt and in peacetime. Which is the case here.

My guess is that he was discharged as people like him or those who did not sign the Imperial Obligation (to serve overseas) had to be discharged.

Ken

[MaxD]

Ken  He signed the "Agreement to be made by an officer or man......outside the United Kingdom in the event of a National Emergency" so presumably it was for his apprentice status (Thorneycroft at Woolston) in his case.

maxD